How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
For detainee inquiries at San Luis Detention Center, call (928) 627-2101 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. The facility offers Virtual Attorney Visits (VAV)—during these visits, a visitation officer stays stationed outside the confidential room for safety. Video visitation may also be available for confidential interviews (including USCIS or forensic medical evaluators) or other special needs, depending on availability. Legal representatives and their staff cannot audio or video record any virtual or in-person visit with non-citizens. Violations can result in suspension or permanent revocation of visiting privileges. One practical note: Arizona facilities often require visitor pre-approval and background checks. Remote video platforms may require an account and scheduled time, so confirm requirements ahead of time and have your ID ready.
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Virtual Attorney Visitation (VAV) at San Luis Regional Detention Center lets you meet with a client by video when an in-person visit isn't practical. Here's how it works, who can participate, what you'll need, and what can get your access revoked.
Virtual Attorney Visits (VAV) at San Luis are for confidential legal meetings over video. If you're helping a loved one connect with their attorney—or wondering why you can't join the call—here's how the system works and what your options are.
Call (928) 627-2101 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. to get information about a detainee at San Luis Detention Center.
During a Virtual Attorney Visit (VAV), a visitation officer is stationed outside the confidential room to maintain safety and security. Video visitation may also be used for other confidential interviews or special visitation purposes when available.
No. Legal representatives and their staff may not audio or video record any virtual or in-person visit with non-citizens; violations can lead to suspension or permanent revocation.
Need to get an urgent message to someone at San Luis Regional Detention Center? You'll do it by phone. Call during business hours with the right identifying details, and staff can match your message to the correct person.
Need to get an urgent message to someone at San Luis Regional Detention Center? You'll have to go through staff—detainees can't take incoming calls. Here's the number to call, when to call, and what info to have ready.
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